Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-02
DEATH IN THE WAITER.
IS THE ELEMENT WE DRINK DECIMATING THE PEOPLE?
How Universal gEcnace to lseqIsh May De
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malignant disease, and upon inYestl- gation it was found that only those
 who used water from a famous old
 well were the victims.
 Professor < A. LattiA6Ss &aaf #
 of the New York StstScoard of
 Health, upon ana.yzing water from this well, found 1t more deadly than the city sewage !
 The filling up of the old well stop ped the ravages of the disease.
 Not long since tie writer noticed while some men were making an ex- cavation fota large building, strat- um of dark colored earth running from near the surface .io hard pan. There it took another cod1ss toward a well near at hand. The water from this we'll had for years been tainted with the trainings from a receiving vault, the percolations of which had dIscolored the earth ]!
 Terrible
 4 smilar condition of things exists in every village and city where well water Is used, and though the filter ing which the fluids receive in passing through the earth may give. themsa clear appearance, yet the poison md disease remains, though the water may look never so clear.
 It Is shil worse with the farmer, for the drainags from the barn yard and the slops from the Eijchela eventually find their way into the family well
 The same condition of things exists Tn our large cities, whose water sup plies are r1vers fed by little streams that carry of the filth and draluage from houses. This water Is event. uaIly drunk by rich and poor alike with great evil.
 Some cautious people resort to the filter for purifying this water, but even the filter does not remove this poison, for water of he most deadly character may pass through thls filter and become clear, yet the poison dis guised is there.
 They who use filters know that they must be renewed at reguiar periods, for even though they do not take 1t all the impuritY, they soom become foul.
 Now in like manner the human kid neys act as a filter for tue blood, and if they are filled up with impurities and become foul, like the filter, all the blood in the system courSing through them becomes bad, for 1t Is now a con ceded fact that the kidneys are the chief means whereby the blood Is pu- rIhed. These organs are filled with thousands of haIr-llke tubes which drain the impurities from the blood, as the sewer pipes drain impurities from our houses.
 fla sewer pipe breaks under the house, the sewage escapes into the earth and fills the house with poison ou5 gas; 50 if any of the thousand and one little hair-like sewer tubes of the kidneys break down, the entire body Is affected by this awful poison.
 It is a scientific fact that the kid neys have few nerves of sensation; and, consequently, disease may exist in these organs for long time and not be suspected by the individual. IL is impossible to filter or take the death out of the blood when the least exists in these organs, and if the blood Is not filtered then tue ulic acid or kidney poison, removable only by Warmers safe cure, accumu- Lates in the system and attacks anHor- gan, producing nine out of ten all nents, just as sewer gas aud bad drain- lge produce so many fatal disorders.
 Kidney disease may be known to eXist if there Is any marked departure from ordinary health without appar- mt kGnwn cause, and 1t should be un- lerstood hy all that the greatest peril exists, and is intensified, # there Is the east neglect to treat it promptly with hat great specific, Warner'> safe cure. .-set4sady tha5 has received the high st recognition hy scientific men who ave thoroughly investigated the .daracter of kidney deraagementS.
 They may not te!i us ttat the cause # 50 many diseases in this organ Is he impure water or any other one hlrg, but this poisonous water with Is impurities cOursiug constantly through these delicate organs un- oHbtedly does produce much of the acay and diseGse which eventually nrmjnate in the fatal B.ight's disease, )r thIs disease, alike among the drink lg men. prohibitloUistz, the tobacco Aye, the laborer, the merchant and hetramp, works terrible devastation ycrNyear.
 It well known that tue liver 'hich V so easily thrown "out of ear as Nuey say. very readily dis jrbS the aetion of the kidneys. That rGan when deranged, immediately nnounces tae fact by sauaw skin, onstiPated boseis, coated tongue. and eadaches, but tNe kidney when djs- lsed. struggles '9n for long time, nd the fact ot it's &sease can only b8 iscovered br tie ajl atthe microscope Z Uy the physician IN k skiIlruf lough i0 trace tEe most -Nt4rect ef- ,cts in tbe system to the derASement f these organs. as the pume caG@
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